This week, we asked kids about what they would do if God made them a king or a queen.
It’s called “a church building for the angels.” Illumined by the sun, the chalky-white travertine stone of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica is visible from all over Paris, France.
Woman to divorce lawyer: “I want a divorce.” Attorney: “What are the grounds?”
This week, we asked kids about the meaning of being born again.
From the 1970s comes the story of Inerik Zellner and his wife, who lived 20 miles outside of Munich, Germany. They never missed Sunday morning service in their church in Munich, though they ow…
The lowest exposed land on earth is along the Dead Sea shore in Jordan — 1,355 feet below sea level. The highest elevation above sea level is the peak of Nepal’s Mount Everest, rising 29,029 f…
We asked kids about the purpose of a husband and how they can love their wives as Jesus loves of the church. This is Part 2 to the column from last week.
This month’s issue of The Voice of the Martyrs is remembering back 12 years ago to a concerted effort by extremist Hindus to stop the spread of Christianity in India.
We asked kids about the purpose of a husband and how they can love their wives as Jesus loves of the church.
The Louvre Pyramid, a modern addition to the Louvre Museum — itself dating back to at least the 12th century — may be one of Paris’ best-known architectural attractions besides the Eiffel Tower.
The 4- and 5-year-old sibling boys were scrambling into the car when Eric, the 5-year-old, claimed, “I call the left side!” Four-year-old Ron, not to be outdone, cried, “No, I want the left side!”
Fluffy clouds. Halos. Pearly gates. Angels. Peace and tranquility. La-Z-Boy recliners.
Our friend Tony Sullivan tells of a teacher assigning a 200-word essay to her class on the topic, “My Hero.”
It’s strong enough to hold several Boeing 747 jumbo jets! And yet, because Vancouver, British Columbia’s Capilano Suspension Bridge freely hangs between the supports on each end, it bounces an…
Col. George Washington, the youngest of 21 officers under Maj. Gen. Edward Braddock, marched with the British toward the French army with their Native American allies.
Bob Dylan sang, “For the times they are a-changin’.” The Bible promises that at Jesus’ Second Coming, every Christian — both dead and alive — will be a-changin’ in the twinkling of an eye.
The hillbilly was to board a bus to New York City. He had paid for the ticket but was quite bored with a nearly two-hour wait for departure.
It’s as if she descended from on high to ride the wild waves perched on a victorious ship’s prow; right leg extended, her powerful body leaning into the salty spray.
He stood before the judge and said he had come because a policeman had told him to come on this date in response to an accident.
Ernest Hemingway, in his short story titled “The Capital of the World,” relates how a young man named Paco had been kicked out of his home for wrongdoing. Paco wandered the streets of Madrid, …
Jesus spoke several times about certain things that would happen on ‘the last day.’
An Arizona teenager, name unknown, is said to have authored this remarkable poem:
The paint is cracked into thousands of tiny, irregular shapes. It’s been chipped by a rock, stolen (spending two years hidden in a trunk), damaged by acid, and survived multiple other attempts…
Actual automobile insurance claims: “A pedestrian hit me and went under my car.”
Jesus’ lifeless body was laid in a dark tomb, the entrance blocked by a heavy stone and sealed to keep anyone or anything from getting in.
